Julian Elischer writes:
> Gary Jennejohn wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > Doesn't help. ng_ether.ko was being automatically loaded before your
> > change. Loading it before starting ppp also doesn't help.
> >
> > I'm beginning to think that the bug is in NETGRAPH.
>
> I agree. to be more precise, between the new ng_ether code,
> and the ng_pppoe code.
>
> running the pppoe node with the AAA code enabled (check the file)
> might lead to some clues.
OK, I took your advice. Here's waht comes out:
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: ng_pppoe_constructor
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: ng_pppoe_newhook
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: ng_pppoe_newhook
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: ng_pppoe_rcvmsg
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: pppoe_start
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: init_tags
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: insert_tag
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: insert_tag
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: make_packet
Jul 4 22:36:42 peedub /kernel: pppoe: sendpacket
Jul 4 22:36:44 peedub /kernel: pppoe: pppoe_ticker
Jul 4 22:36:47 peedub /kernel: pppoe: ng_pppoe_disconnect
The timer which is set in sendpacket triggers. It looks like the
packets which come in on my ed0 aren't being sent to ng_pppoe.
The funny thing is that the packets are going _out_ on ed0.
I spent an hour or so looking at the code, but I can't wrap my mind
around it in such a short time.
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